How to paint Deathrattle Skeletons 

Great looking model man. Really makes me want a vamp army! Keep em coming dude.

just in time, mine just came today :D

Fantastic Rob. I do like the colour scheme.

that guy looks real good. great video.

Wow! That looks very nice. I'm sure, in person, it looks even better! The camera zoom plus big monitors really shows a lot more than what your eyes will see and blend together in person. TL;DR; Questions: 1) Ever prime/paint miniatures on the sprue? Or always fully assembled? 2) Ever used Speed Paints? 3) What's good to protect the final paint, similar to cars having clear coat layers over the colored undercoat? I just picked up Cursed City. I know I'm late to the WHQ party, in general. It's my first WHQ game or Warhammer miniatures in general. It only took a few hours to assemble all the miniatures, but halfway through, I wondered if I should've primed or painted any of it before gluing them together. So, that's one of my questions, do you ever prime or paint any Warhammer miniatures on the sprues? Or do you prefer to paint them after assembly, since the primer/paint can mess with the glues? And my other question is if you've ever used Army Painter Speed Paints? I'm a novice at painting miniatures and I think my #1 issue is feeling like I'll never have enough time to paint them with multiple layers, like you did in this video. Thus, I have been painting other board game miniatures with Speed Paints, but each miniature, just putting on 5-8 different colors takes me an hour or more. Also, I'm getting older, so must use a magnifier on a headband with light and my neck is so sore after 3 or 4 minis. Any tips besides taking more breaks? :)

Just built a bunch of skeletons and still deciding a scheme, the red does look really good though.

Awesome work

I'm a noob and just got these guys as my first box. Have yet to paint them as I'm still building a few. Their damn legs are so easy to break lol.

can't wait for the new vampires :3

Cool.🔥

Sweet!!! Just bought some of these and am going to have a go at them soon. Amazing how quickly you're able to get to the "you could stop right here" stage. A bit more mixing then I'm used to, but I think I get the idea, just will have to feel out the ratios. How much are you thinning your paints? Your brush strokes and paint consistency seem great. I usually end up over-thinning whilst using my wet palette, but too "dry" and I get streaks. Cheers p.s. have you discovered any tips 2 years later for these models specifically or something you'd do different?

Is this from a different box then the 20x deathrattle skellie box? I ask because the flag pole is different then the one in the box. (Yours is cooler) lol

nice job , love the black armor. i do think your process is a little time consuming when painting 40 guys though.

Sorry if this has been asked before but what do you use as a base coat before painting? (if anything)

Could you please list all the paints used here ?

God these skellies are a bitch to assemble. The leg bones are so thin! Great work though.